Tessa Williams
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Tessa Williams is a writer and has created a range of Fragrances inspired by the Elements: Water, Air, Earth and Fire. She has also created a range inspired by the New Testament - Love, Hope and Faith. .
Her latest fragrance collection is a Fine Fragrance range inspired by the Scents we missed in Lockdown.
Three characteristic fragrances that evoke the sense of loss from lockdown . Created in collaboration with esteemed London nose and perfumer, Sarah McCartney, of 4160 Tuesdays they evoke
Holidays Lost, the Parties we missed and the Music Festivals we were forced to abandon, Warm Sands Blue Ocean, Dancing with Strangers and Dandelion Musk.
Tessa is author of Cult Perfumes and Hotels of the Stars. She is currently working on Hotels of the Stars II. Catch clips of some of the Hotels that feature in Hotels of the Stars One, on the captivating Travel TV Documentary ‘INSIDE THE WORLD’S GREATEST HOTELS’
Watch Here.
C5 Greatest Hotels
Now based in UK, Tessa previously lived in France while working for Femme magazine and The Riviera Times. She studied at Goldsmiths University, London.
Her latest fragrance collection is a Fine Fragrance range inspired by the Scents we missed in Lockdown.
Three characteristic fragrances that evoke the sense of loss from lockdown . Created in collaboration with esteemed London nose and perfumer, Sarah McCartney, of 4160 Tuesdays they evoke
Holidays Lost, the Parties we missed and the Music Festivals we were forced to abandon, Warm Sands Blue Ocean, Dancing with Strangers and Dandelion Musk.
Tessa is author of Cult Perfumes and Hotels of the Stars. She is currently working on Hotels of the Stars II. Catch clips of some of the Hotels that feature in Hotels of the Stars One, on the captivating Travel TV Documentary ‘INSIDE THE WORLD’S GREATEST HOTELS’
Watch Here.
C5 Greatest Hotels
Now based in UK, Tessa previously lived in France while working for Femme magazine and The Riviera Times. She studied at Goldsmiths University, London.
